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>> Welcome back
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to real skate stories. This
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is the Turkey Shoot, an annual contest
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run every Thanksgiving. The Turkey Shoot
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wasn't just another event. It was a
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statement. If you placed well here, you
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weren't just good,
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you were one of the best in the world.
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Today,
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we relive why this contest was so
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pivotal.
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The groms who would become legends
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and the park that completely broke the
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mold.
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If you want to understand why modern
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skateboarding is where it is today, you
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have to understand 1983.
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And now they're kind of going, "This is
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unbelievable." I mean, there's something
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before, and it's more than just the
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skating. It's just the the attitude.
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It's the whole It's the whole package.
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>> By the end of this video, you'll see
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exactly how this one weekend at Upland
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set the blueprint for every contest that
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followed.
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The year, 1983.
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Skateboarding is on the edge of
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something big. What started in empty
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pools and backyard sessions is about to
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explode into a worldwide professional
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sport with real contests, real legends,
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and real history being made.
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>> [music]
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>> But what truly set this contest apart,
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what really gave it that legendary
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status, was the location.
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The Upland Pipeline, the most feared,
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the most respected,
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and without question, the most intense
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skate park
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of the era.
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The Upland Pipeline Skatepark was the
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vision of skater Don Hoffman. He
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convinced his parents, Stan and Jean, to
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build something radically different. You
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see, at the time, existing parks were
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too tame, too safe. Don wanted
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challenge. He wanted vert.
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He wanted a full pipe. He wanted big
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bowls, and then
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came the monster,
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the Combi Pool,
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the most intimidating skate structure of
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its time.
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A massive double bowl design, one
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square, one round, connected by shallow
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hips,
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9-ft 9 transitions, 12-ft deep, rugged
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brown coping,
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no forgiveness,
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no shortcuts. Tony Hawk described the
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original Combi as intimidating, rough,
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uneven, and hugely rewarding. Once you
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found the right lines, this thing
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demanded speed, power, precision.
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You didn't just skate the Combi, you
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survived it.
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The locals, they called this place the
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Badlands,
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a proving ground filled with aggressive
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terrain and even more aggressive talent,
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drawing the best skaters on the planet.
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And on November 25th and 26th, 1983,
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it all came together.
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At a time when skate parks across the
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country were shutting down due to
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insurance and liability issues,
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Pipeline stood tall,
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becoming a last stronghold for
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progression and all-out gnarr.
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The energy, unreal. For many in
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attendance, this was the first time
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seeing professional skaters in person.
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Really, it changed everything.
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This footage isn't just a contest recap,
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it's a time capsule, a snapshot of the
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moment skateboarding turned
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professional.
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When wide boards ruled and power,
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technical skill, style, and finesse
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collided. This was the turning point.
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This was Pipeline.
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And this was the birth of modern
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professional skateboarding.
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Bill Ruff, you had a lot of trouble that
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first round. Do you think you're going
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to make the top eight? No.
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No, not at all. The scores are too low?
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Too much falling, not enough
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consistency.
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You've done well well here before. What
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happened this time?
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I think it was just a fluke. I haven't
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liked this pool for a long time, and
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sometimes you can ride it, sometimes you
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can't. Today happens to be one of the
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days I can't.
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Uh who do you think has the best
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possibility of taking this championship?
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Either Stevie or Lance Mountain.
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Either one.
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>> Who do you think your competition's
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going to be today?
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Uh probably
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I'm going to have a tough time beating
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pretty much anyone who entered. Mainly,
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Lance Mountain, Mike McGill, Stevie
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Caballero.
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Who do you think your competition will
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be here in the finals? I feel Mickey
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Alba, Stevie Caballero, and Mike McGill
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will be big threats against me today.
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Who do you think your competition is
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going to be? Uh pretty everybody.
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Everybody's skating really well, so
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I'm not saying, you know, who's going to
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be the top competition or not, but
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everybody is skating really well, so
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everybody, I'd say. Who do you think
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your toughest competition's going to be
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for today's competition? Probably Lance
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Mountain. Uh
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definitely, let's see, Steve Caballero,
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Mickey Alba.
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Uh there's a lot of good guys.
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Everybody's improving, you know, and uh
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everybody's got a lot of tough runs.
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Okay, with Lance Mountain. Lance,
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you got into it pretty easy. How are you
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How are you going to do against Steve
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here?
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I don't know. Um
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I'll do better Santa Cruz if I
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might wear it.
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Okay, good luck to both you guys.
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>> Okay, that's time. STEVE CABALLERO.
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>> MIKE MCGILL.
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>> OKAY, THAT'S TIME.
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Mike McGill.
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Bill Ruff, tell us something about this
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pool. Is it a difficult pool to ride?
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Um not really. If you were You just have
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to ride it a lot. It's like every
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It's like wherever you ride, you just
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have to ride it more, yeah.
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More than the next person to do good.
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Whoever rides it the most is going to do
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the best.
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>> That's it.
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Bill Ruff.
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What tricks should you Should we be
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looking for you to do that's going to
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win the contest for you?
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well, if any, I guess uh
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an aerial where I take my foot off, it's
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the first trick that I do.
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a twist over on this wall where I I just
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go completely around 360 in the air.
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Okay, fantastic. Hope to see you in the
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finals. Good luck. All right, THANK YOU.
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>> 547
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>> 15 SECONDS.
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>> It's kind of a doggy dog situation with
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all the top pros here. We've been
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having contests all year between, you
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know, between each other.
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And, you know, every contest is real
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battle cuz we we're really trying hard
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against each other.
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>> 15 SECONDS.
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>> OKAY, THAT'LL DO IT FOR THE GAINER, MARK
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ROGOWSKI.
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I'M FAVORITE HERE AND I'M SKATING A LOT.
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I've been practicing a lot, so I hope I
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can do really well. I should be able to.
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I got the lines. I'm confident, so Nicky
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Alba skates for Santa Cruz.
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>> Waiting for his music.
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Here he goes, Nicky Alba.
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>> Almost hangs up in the corner. Still has
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a lot of time.
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>> [music]
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>> Hits the round pool.
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Nicky ripping the aerials in the round
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pool right now. Back
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aerial back to back.
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One more aerial, fell again. It's going
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to cost him. Not a bad pretty good run,
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so he has a good chance to make that top
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four.
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>> [music]
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>> Tony Hawk's up next.
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Top pro of the rider.
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Again, one of the favorites TO WIN
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TODAY.
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>> [music]
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>> TONY HAWK IN THE SQUARE POOL.
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>> HE'S THIN and wiry, but one of the
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strongest skaters for his size.
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Does about every aerial trick there is
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and invented some of his own.
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>> [music and screaming]
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>> He's working the round pool.
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>> Oh, there's a barrel hand plant, but he
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makes it. Good run for Tony Hawk.
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Tony hitting the crowd pleaser.
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Three back, Lance Mountain.
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Okay, here we go. Lance Mountain, he's
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finally ready. Lance is dropping in the
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pool.
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>> Lance Mountain, he's been
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top qualifier all day long. Oh, Lance
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blasting here. Is he [cheering] saving
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his energy for last? Definitely.
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He's going to put it to him.
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>> [music]
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>> Two out of three. Looks like Lance, if
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he keeps it up, will take the first
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round.
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>> [music]
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>> WORKING THE SQUARE.
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>> [music]
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>> 15 SECONDS.
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HE'S REAL STRONG.
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>> [music]
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>> Here we go.
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Oh, blast and all aerial. Hangs on. He's
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happy about that run.
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Lance Mountain. [cheering]
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First run.
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Come on. Let's hear the energy. It's
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important to these guys. These are the
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table rolls.
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Okay, this is the money now.
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Steve must
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beat
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Lance this round to stay in it. If he
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doesn't,
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Lance [music] will take it. Lance
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winning the first round.
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Working the round pool again with Lance.
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>> [music]
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>> Fella is really tired, though.
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Here he goes. Woo!
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Off in the square pool, straight down at
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acid drop.
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>> [music]
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>> This is endurance. This little guy, one
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of the top riders from northern
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California, Stevie Caballero,
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working that square pool,
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hanging on for dear life here, trying to
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stay in the competition and win this
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round,
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making it one and one and going INTO A
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TIEBREAKER.
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>> [music]
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>> OKAY, THAT'S TIME. KEEP IT UP. THAT'S
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TIME. He's standing on his board with a
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real strong run. Stevie Caballero
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for his second final run.
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We'll see what his scores are and we'll
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see what Lance has to do
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to come out the winner of this
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competition here, the Turkey Shoot Pro
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Bowl Skateboard Contest here at Pipeline
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Skatepark, Upland, California. Here the
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scores are coming up. 93, 92, 93, 93.
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Four 93s and a 92, that's a 93 average.
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A 93. Lance Mountain has to beat a 93 or
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they go one more time.
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Okay, Lance Mountain is about ready to
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drop in the pool now. Here he goes.
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>> [music]
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>> Boom! Putting the pressure right away
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with the front side into the back side
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aerial into another aerial into a hand
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plant.
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Pulling out all the aerial tricks in the
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round pool. Now he heads for the shallow
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into the square.
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Corner carve.
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>> [music]
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[music]
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[screaming]
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>> 15 SECONDS.
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>> [screaming]
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[music]
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>> THAT'S 15 SECONDS LEFT. GUYS, HAS TO be
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a 93 average. A 93 average.
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Can he do it? We'll find out shortly.
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That's time. The crowd
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>> [applause]
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>> plotting a 93. [screaming] He has to be
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A 93 for Lance Mountain. They're both
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dead tired. Really takes the a lot of
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energy skateboarding and these are two
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fine examples of top athletes in the
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sport of skateboarding.
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Scores.
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Looks like we have a winner for the Pro
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Bowl. It's the winner. It's going to be
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Lance Mountain.
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>> [cheering]
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